He's super...he's crazy...he's Super Crazy Quitting!

**KingofOldSchool** · 11-05-2008, 03:03 PM

http://www.wwe.com/inside/news/supercrazyrelease08

source: Wrestling Observer Newsltter

SmackDown wrestler Super Crazy (real name Francisco Pantoja Islas) reportedly quit the company at a show this past week.

It came out of nowhere, and he is said to be unhappy with his status in the company. He's been been promised pushes a number of times, but they have never materialized.

Senior Vice President of Talent Relations John Laurinaitis didn't take the news too well. Laurinaitis told Islas, "Do you know how many wrestlers in Mexico want to be here."

Islas was telling friends that despite his low-level position with the company, he was happy with the pay, but unhappy with his job.

Should WWE release Islas, he is eligible to collect three months of pay without working due to the non-compete clause, but he's willing to waive it because he simply wants to wrestle to the best of his ability. If he waives the non-compete clause, he is still not able to go to TNA for 90 days, but that's probably not his goal anyway.

In an update to this story, his profile has been removed from the SmackDown section on WWE.com.

11-05-2008, 03:03 PM	#1
KingofOldSchool ...IN HD!!!! Posts: 23,327	He's super...he's crazy...he's Super Crazy Quitting! http://www.wwe.com/inside/news/supercrazyrelease08 source: Wrestling Observer Newsltter SmackDown wrestler Super Crazy (real name Francisco Pantoja Islas) reportedly quit the company at a show this past week. It came out of nowhere, and he is said to be unhappy with his status in the company. He's been been promised pushes a number of times, but they have never materialized. Senior Vice President of Talent Relations John Laurinaitis didn't take the news too well. Laurinaitis told Islas, "Do you know how many wrestlers in Mexico want to be here." Islas was telling friends that despite his low-level position with the company, he was happy with the pay, but unhappy with his job. Should WWE release Islas, he is eligible to collect three months of pay without working due to the non-compete clause, but he's willing to waive it because he simply wants to wrestle to the best of his ability. If he waives the non-compete clause, he is still not able to go to TNA for 90 days, but that's probably not his goal anyway. In an update to this story, his profile has been removed from the SmackDown section on WWE.com. Sign up for Goozex to trade in your old games for new ones. (Click banner) http://www.yourfree360games.com/index.php?ref=232348 Sign up under me and receive FREE X-Box 360 games. You can get Guitar Hero: World Tour Guitar Bundle, Gears of War 2, Fallout 3, Fable II, and MORE! Very easy to do, PM me for added info.